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What is the appropriate CR angulation for the AP projection of the acromioclavicular joints (Pearson method)?

In order to best demonstrate anatomy and physiology, a minimum of ___ views is required for extremity radiography

Sesamoid bones can be found in or around

Which of the following are the true ribs?

Which methods are used to demonstrate the intercondylar fossa of the knee?

The IR size when imaging the AP axial sacrum is

For AP axial Townes method in supine position, the CR is at which angle to the OML?

C-spine lateral projection displays overlapping of the pt's chin, what action should take place for better visualization

Which structure is best visualized in lateral skull imaging without rotation?

Hyperflexion of the axiolateral projection of the hip can elongate and foreshorten the image. This is known as

Ureteric compression would be used during an intravenous urogram in order to

Which structure can be found on the distal radius?

The central ray for the lateral orbit projection is

Which of the following types of contrast media should be used for a patient with a history of a perforated ulcer?

Which lateral projection of the foot should be performed in a pt that is being evaluated for pes planus (fallen arches)?

Swallowing dysfunction studies are performed with the patient in the _____ position.

Which duct originates directly from the gallbladder and continues medially where it joins the hepatic duct?

Which term is given to the point where the distal ureters empty into the urinary bladder?

A fracture of the distal radius and ulna caused by falling onto an outstretched hand is a _______ fracture.

How should the central ray be directed for the tangential projection (Settegast method) of the patella?

Which is demonstrated on the AP oblique projection of the wrist in external rotation?

The condition of having calcified stones present in the ducts of the biliary system is

Generally speaking, how much contrast media is administered for a voiding cystourethrogram?

Which of the following may be necessary to include the entirety of the tibia and fibula on radiographs of this area?

In the AP axial projection of the Sella turcica, the patient is positioned lying in which position?

The anterior superior iliac spine (ASIS) corresponds to approximately which vertebral level?

Double-contrast upper GI exams are generally preferable to single contrast exams because

Which pathological condition can be seen on the AP oblique (Judet method) projections of the pelvis?

In order to obtain a radiographic image of the first finger in the AP projection, the hand should be placed in the

AP thoracic spine collimation should

What is the name of the view with the CR directed 30 degrees caudad to enter 3" above the nasion?

Which of the following is the largest carpal bone?

The male pelvis is ______ when compared to the female pelvis.

A narrowing of the airway on the AP neck radiograph can be indicative of

Which projection would best demonstrate a separation of the acromioclaviclar joint?

Which of the following positions/projections is best for evaluation of the glenoid cavity?

For the sthenic patient, the central ray is directed to the level of ____ for imaging of the stomach.

In which type of fracture does the fracture fragment(s) pierce the skin and create an open wound?

Which bone contains the medial malleolus?

In a lateral modified Schuller view, the CR should be 25 degrees caudad, exiting the lowermost TMJ to best demonstrate

Which structure comprising the knee joint is located on the tibial plateau?

The central ray is directed _____ for the inferosuperior axial projection of the shoulder joint

The lateral projection of the hand in full extension can best be used to demonstrate

Which is the appropriate central ray angulation for the AP axial projection of the foot?

When positioning for oblique sacroiliac joints in an LPO position, which part is imaged?

Which of the following muscles is part of the rotator cuff?

For the PA projection of the sternoclavicular joints, the level of T2-T3 can be localized by palpating the

For a nephrotomogram, the central ray should be directed

Which pathology affecting the esophagus occurs secondary to portal hypertension?

When performing a cross-table mediolateral projection of the hip, what position is the patient in?

How much obliquity is required for the PA oblique projection of the hand?

When performing the Judet method, what anatomy is being imaged?

How are radiographs of the hands, wrist, feet, and toes displayed (hung)?

Which two structures meet at the bregma?

When imaging facial bones in a PA axial Caldwell position, the IR size should be

Which of the following angulations should be used for the AP projection of the ankle?

Which of the following best demonstrates the zygomatic arches free of superimposition?

The ____ projection for cranium imaging would result in less exposure to the lens of the eye

Which structure must be included on the AP projection of the abdomen with the patient upright?

In oblique position anterior or posterior of the thoracic spine, the central ray should be

Which central ray angulation would be used for the PA projection of the patella?

Where is the central ray directed when performing a PA mandible?

Which of the following is the primary function of the small bowel?

When imaging the nasal bones in the lateral projection, what is the most important radiographic criteria?

How should a patient be positioned when imaging the lateral sacrum and coccyx?

Which of the following features are unique to the female pelvis? Heavier build, oval inlet, wide outlet

Which of the following are the recommended positions for the oblique projection of the shoulder (scapular Y)

What degree of obliqueness should the patient be positioned to visualize lumbar spine zygapophyseal joints?

What amount of rotation for the lower limbs is required for the AP projection of the pelvis?

Which joint is an example of amphiarthrosis?

Which structure carries bile to the small intestine?

When imaging facial bones in a PA axial Caldwell position, the SID should be

How much obliquity is required for the AP oblique projection of the elbow in medial rotation?

Which provides guidelines for appropriate dose-efficient imaging for pediatric patients?

Which SID is recommended for the lateral projection of the sternum?

Which positioning landmark corresponds to the level of the pubic symphysis?

Where is the central ray directed for the PA projection of the finger (2nd - 5th digit)

The xyphoid process of the sternum corresponds to the level of

Which structures are demonstrated on the AP oblique projection of the elbow in medial rotation?

The _____ is the middle and second longest section of the small intestine.

When imaging for the Judet method, the patient should do what during exposure?

Which method can be used to perform a lateral projection of the shoulder if the affected arm is immobile due to injury?

The AP projection of the hip uses which central ray angulation?

What is the proper CR angulation for the lateral projection of the ankle?

Which joint is located between the distal and middle phalanges?

The _____ are demonstrated in profile on a correctly positioned AP projection of the pelvis.

Which is true regarding the AP projection of the chest compared to the PA projection?

The occipital bone is in which aspect of the skull?

The centeral ray is directed to _____ for the AP supine projection of the abdomen

When imaging an obese patient, which of these will simultaneously reduce patient dose and improve image quality?

The ______ metatarsal is the only metatarsal that contains a tuberosity.

The _____ projection of the ankle will demonstrate the ankle mortise joint open and free of superimposition

Where is the central ray directed for the 15-30 minute radiograph for the PA projection of the small bowel?

In oblique lumbar spine images, the RAO displays which zygapophyseal joints?

In a PA Axial Caldwell projection, the central ray is directed to what structure?

What structures are included or best seen in the PA cranium projection?

Which of the following inserts on the tibial tuberosity?

Which type of fracture results in the production of a triangular-shaped fragment of bone?

What anatomy does the AP axial (modified Towne) method best display?

Which thoracic vertebrae resemble the lumbar vertebrae?

During an ERCP, the endoscope is advanced to the

Radiographs of the _______ are most commonly performed for the assessment of bone age.

Which structure is demonstrated in profile on the AP oblique projection of the wrist?

Which pathological condition is best demonstrated on weight-bearing views of the knees?

The central ray for the AP axial projection of the sacroiliac joints is which of the following

The AP oblique projection (Norgaard method) of the hand will best demonstrate

The AP axial inlet projection of the pelvis CR is which of the following

Which of the following is the most commonly fractured carpal bone?

Waters projections should be imaged using which size image receptor?

The purpose of the oblique T-spine is to visualize which of the following?

Which will be demonstrated in profile on the AP oblique projection of the elbow in lateral rotation?

There are ____ bones in the adult hand.

Which of the following is a non-functional study of the urinary system?

Which positioning and centering guidelines should be followed for the plantodorsal axial projection of the calcaneus?

Beam filtration is employed to reduce:

The CR angulation for the AP projection of the shoulder is

What anatomy of the skull consists of a body, two lesser wings, two greater wings, two pterygoid plates, and hamuli?

When imaging the sella turcica laterally, the central ray should be at what angle to the IR?

The CR for oblique sacroiliac joints is which of the following?

The esophagus is located _____ to the trachea.

Which position of the hand will best demonstrate the scaphoid bone of the wrist?

The foot contains ______ tarsal bones.

Which of the following represents appropriate image evaluation criteria for the lateral projection of the elbow?

Which positioning landmark should be used for the PA projection of the chest?

In which position is the patient in for a voiding cystourethography?

Which is a fracture involving the growth plates?

Radiopharmaceuticals used for nuclear medicine procedures are transported for delivery using

The lateral projection of the patella utilizes a central ray angulation of

During a fluoroscopic swallowing evaluation, who observes the patient and sets up their treatment plan?

What would be the best practice for a tech performing a lateral trauma facial bone x-ray?

Where is the IR centered for an AP pelvis?

When positioning for a SMV mandible, what is the minimum SID used?

The structures shown for a nonforeshortened AP projection of the sacrum displays the

When performing a trauma cross-table lateral of the C-spine, it is very important that the patient's head and neck are

Which type of fracture results in three or more fracture fragments being produced?

Which structure of the pharynx prevents aspiration?

How much knee flexion is required for a lateral projection of the patella?

Which of the following is most clearly demonstrated on the plantodorsal axial projection of the calcaneus?

Which of the following is found on the anterior surface of the tiba?

For PA axial projection of the facial bones (Caldwell method), what is the angle of the CR?

During surgical cholangiography, contrast media is administered in the gallbladder and billiary system:

How much knee flexion is required for the PA axial (Homblad method) of the intercondylar fossa?

When positioning for an AP pelvic x-ray, which of the following best describes the position of the part?

The talar domes are best demonstrated on the _____ projection of the ankle

When positioning for PA axial oblique projection of the acetabulum (Teufel method), the patient is in which position?

During pelvic image evaluation, femoral necks should ______ and greater trochanters in profile.

When imaging the AP axial coccyx projection, the central ray is

Where is the contrast injected for a shoulder arthrogram?

The Kite's method for radiography of the foot is best used for the demonstration of which pathological condition?

The technologist should explain to the patient that during skull imaging exposures the patient must

Which structure is best demonstrated on a patient in the LAO position during a barium enema?

What type of injection is used for myelography?

Which projection will best demonstrate the intercondylar fossa of the knee?

Which of the following is a contraindication of an ERCP?

Which of the following is best demonstrated on the AP oblique projection of the knee in medial rotation?

Which of the following are associated with the male urethra?

The annual effective dose for localized areas of the skin/hands/feet for a non-occupationally exposed person is

Generally speaking, _______ kVp values should be used during fluoroscopy exams to limit patient dose.

Which of the following is AP sacrum central ray?

The AP axial outlet projection of the pelvis CR is which of the following

Which term is given to joints that are freely movable?

The hallux contains _____ phalanges.

Which of the following serves as the major point of attachment for the Achilles tendon?

Which of the following would be included as part of a bone survey?

How many phalanges can be found in the 1st digit?

Which describes the centering point for the PA oblique projection of the sternoclavicular (SC) joints?

Which position/projection of the urinary bladder best demonstrates the vesicoureteral junction?

Which projection of the shoulder is most useful for demonstrating an anterior or posterior dislocation?

The AP axial projection of the clavicle utilizes a central ray angle of

When performing the Judet method, the patient is in which positioned?

What degree of obliqueness should the patient be positioned to visualize the thoracic spine zygapophaseal joints?

Collimation for the AP axial "inlet" projection of the pelvis should be

The _____ is the only saddle joint in the body

On which projection of the foot is the sinus tarsi demonstrated?

In which area of long bones can growth plates be located in children?

In a PA axial (Caldwell), the CR is directed

When performing a waters projection for facial bones, what size focal spot should the technologist use?

When imaging SMV projection, the IR size should be

Which position results from placing the medial and lateral malleoli parallel with the plane of the IR?

Positioning criteria for the AP projection of the forearm states that the affected hand must be ____ for the examination

What amount of abduction of the affected arm is required for the inferosuperior axial projection of the shoulder?

Which projection of the shoulder would best demonstrate medial or lateral dislocation of the humerus?

Where is the centering point for the AP projection of the urinary bladder?

Which is the most appropriate for radiography of the ribs?

The CR angulation for an AP axial projection of the sacroiliac joints is which of the following below?

Which of the following technical factors would be most appropriate for radiography of the hand?

Which position would best demonstrate the esophagus during a contrast fluoroscopy exam?

How much obliquity is employed for the PA oblique projection (RAO position) of the sternum?

Which exposure time is recommended for the transthoracic lateral projection of the shoulder?

How should the patient's ankle be positioned to best demonstrate the ankle mortise joint?

During AP bilateral frog leg projection of the pelvis, how are the hips positioned?

Which of the following can help to stimulate and evauate reflux during an esophagram?

Which type of fracture results in the affected bone bending, but not breaking?

Which SID should be used for the lateral projection of the soft tissue neck?

If you cant get an upright abdomen during an obstruction series, the ____ position can be used instead to see air levels

The plantar surface of the foot forms an angle of ____ with the plane of the IR for oblique projections of the foot.

Which of the following is not a weight-bearing bone?

Which represents appropriate centering for the AP projection of the knee?

What anatomy of the skull contains the internal auditory meati and carotid canals?